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Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
BABY HUMoRs
AND ALL SKIN AvD SCALP M,
EASES SPEEDILY UUnEu
nv CsrFGppmA.

~ lf't'r $50 wii ~ ps yel.s ofsyo y,
ths 9stS irs1 10 y y, }sS5 he wa, 1tr,ek.s
WIN u ve'y laiD pl ntss ing nut q, ths 49,,
We called Ia Il pfytrith ". U t,na "a h,,'
for hrout NJ ~"sst. lhs rh,l -eoAiy.,
little or no good from th> treatment. - tsa
breaking tus, tuppote1 by tho Dhytlc,sn ~
ne hives tn an asgravaied foru, ba.nna
larger 10 blotches, snd more and more ais'
treesfna. We were frequently oblIzed to %,
up In the night and run him with Eass IN
water, strong liniments, etc. FinsIly' wa
cs'ied oiher phys olsDs, until no lesg ihen
six had attempted TO cure him. Mi aiir.
fail.hF, and the coiid steadily getting yor,s
nnd w.fse. th'ii sb0ut tho 10Th OF las, In y
whom We bsnan 10 give him Uutlcura Rfso,
won't internally. sbd tho Gu ticura and (,p,i
cura Soap externally, Grd by the last u An.
gust no was 90 neA,ly vel tina, wa ava him
only enc dose Of the heeolvent about eyerv
second day for about ton days longer. and
he has never been troubled since with the
horrible maiady. In all We used loss tn m
one half Of q bottle Of Outicura Il esolyent' a
little less then one box Of Cutieur .. and on,v
one cake OF Outioura Soap. H. L. RYAN.
Csyuga, Livingston Oo., III.
Subscribed ard worn to before me In IA
fourth dsy Of January, 1887.
a. n ODE
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
ReAl Estats for sale.

Thomas r L,lly, agent, will sell q,
pu olic sale on Saturday afternoon next,
store and dwelling at the southeas:
cor ler Of Thisd and A la,ns streets the
six ttrte-story brick dwellings afioiu
ing on Adams strsss, aud tbs lot 32x!0O
feet on the soutS eide OF Tnird sirstt
near AaamA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
An I.a,;,n how O wears old. In Ne,

An I.a'iAn boy, 8 years old, in New
York, yesterday, c,awled out OF the
fourtk-story window Of 8 tene7nrut.
house and tried to descend by the firv-
escape, but fell and was probably as
tally ipjuiei. His parents were accus-
toned 10 lock him up In the fourth
story room when they went to work
and leave him without food. 1t is said
ie had had nothing to eat for 20 hours
when he attsn pied to descend to the
street
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
a Iir,Rk Duwn.

While sirs Uaasnsrty, 40S West
F,crt s'cser, anc u sses Fillihen, Big
gins and Msuion were one riding yes
tsrday afternoon, TIE carriage in ~hich
they were riding trcks dc~n on hs,fe'
street above Tenth, hy one of the spoxet
giving way. Mrs. Douxherty jumped
from the carriage without irj 1ry ar d
al, the ladies were considerably fright
ene6.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Not 30 Ba1n1

City Solicitor Ballu
Tor, wrote on Sstri1
letter published 10 S
sin to days Issue ofN
| notice the following
sentative in CorgraI
Of Dover settled ID M
the city had agaips.l,1
4. Pennington, ESQ, n
Municipal Court stil
several hundred dOlr
1886, | sent a cea.]
Council stating thsl,1
sngton at that tlmeb
tice to the late cAi
Court | wish to saw
for some time lrvil
condition.
/ called on him d,
bt en- removed to hai
If / possibly could Id
his accounts, but ioli
In such an exhsus,x
was a physical iupa
transact any bushes
time Mr. Pen!ngtcra
treasurer on sccouIlil
this In addition toMa
due him for salary, q
which | had refused b
were held by the sqs
balance due the city,E
the Hon John B. fas
day,"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Made 10 fsti

The REPUBLICAN Vi
day the sailing Of R
Tuck Sing" on Thy
cargo of cars from A
worth company'st ttri
gentine Republi', buit
not known that the
slid out without ryH
she had contracted Ill
60. But the Chs'laS
who held the claim IL
out in time thatil hLr
send Marshal NeHlil
after the slippe1 'ss
overhauled the bi'ta1
when the captain !n,.
pilotage bill Of slj, ~
cost Of sending The gsz
the costs Of The llbel q
ing In all $50 TheC
Sing" Van Tyne, ils
bills before he lsftlir9
E. D. Jordan, the rsI
John Alden, The grus !
sight draft on a ely u
the Tuck Sing" su1
Breakwater, these csl]
In vain for Their ncng !
come. Captain Vii u
Newlin that Bis islDd Y
ped and paid the bills !
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Cutcura, the great 81 in cure, and Outi
cura Soap prepared from 1t, externally, and
Ouucure ResoiveDt, the new blood pariher.
internally, are . positive cure for every form
OF skin and oloodi disease from pimples to
scro lula. Sold everywhere.
Price: Cutcura, 20 cents; Outiouvs Soap,
2e cents; Outtcura Resolvent, $40. Pre-.
pared Dy Potter Drug and chemical 90,
Boston. Mass. Send for "how 10 Cure Skin
DiseAses."
pTMPLrS, Blncfhests. Sk IN Blsmishes,
l I'M and Baby Humors, use Cuticura
S0hn
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
FlFrH ED1|

wllmlns,on Ill : VII, II S%s
,,,o The o.A, Albert B., ' 80, c's
'To w,s ~s'4'' Tip d,.,',ss S',s :.
r,ss,s Electric a..st. llsht. Al, ~
N'se,a ta,,a. '''''' raalts.s IL s'N
hoN.N William 3, Film /,
mni house % with al IN d. .
malsS IN the toss sis ', ~ ~
s,.s,Sva' rhe Nsva't UsIo, |, -, "
have O,en made, '"'S
,,d,ns Tas wife 0, a,. c,,I
Man. Mo,ns near til. cs,sa ~
a long IL ness. N''u W
| .ns "; usi q H. p'.,,r,,,,
an ana .d,. .h,undrtd, Ot,r ! Y,
oy o!.i iBullocs) 10, ssl.l
| ,,d!. aas ,coup'.iu,,,u,
MSs.,l,;o mess Who took pn,
Esther, Esther" will TAX. !
evening, Angus. N.'
.lo, Low Bail Che.ir,
phstical'y ths lalr.s
sx,.ten sn. 80 AK You'd
| Mr.. Joseph ?. Bw
position at the Bos
mas . Reputation 0, Il
no'sisr Of mixed dli,s
Mr.. Richard I Fans
i've OF Bord'ssais q,
THIS city bis hssdqs,n
Is repu,ed to be o.,
perfectly inimitabl,,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
A CouHad|
IoOrNrsItiI

wish 10 contlsdla
1 have read In The a'
REPUBLICAN, vhlA
other attachments
facts are these: Soma
some cows from Ga
for which | save ni
note came cue ! .'l'.
it, as 1 was unable 70
I even offered then
to hold as collselll
500. q'nty refused "
terminei TO pay ~
could sell my Do"
money. I'll
Chadd's Ford, vi's ls.s
on q foreign sIliel.
no chance to So, ,ll ~,
could have resdllyaa
| do no: owe saI !,
one dollar, aDd ..I
debts. l never '. WV
my life before; '. ut'e, !,
istrate or in b coa' y ~.
life. So you yl.,as, .ss M IN
uttered a msllclOos, osn,, ~
have other sttacl''
Respectfully y0al'' Bp|
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Held for Assault.

A colored man named William Craner
was before Judge Lyman this morning
charged with committing an assault and
battery on woman, but as she did not
APPEAR he was held r q further hearing
to morrow morning and an attachment
issued for the woman.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
RuaIueas CiOHotl.

The business of the James & Webb
Printing and Stationery Company is clos
ed to day, and the place is in the hands of
Sheriff Lambson. The stockholders at
their meeting last week determined to
close the establishment on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Snipmcnia Of Paac he's.

Elf cen cailosds OF peaches passed
throuah this ely last Saturday, Of
which ten cars wer3 consigned TO Jtr.
sey City, and tie remaining five to
Boeto2, Making o total TO da:e ct 10
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Two Drunkgs

James Folan was adjudged guilty of
drunkenness by Judge Lyman this
morning, and recommitted to the cells.
Benjamin Tomlinson was fined 81 and
costs foc similar cffense.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
IN ONE MINUTE,

~ Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Sclatic,
Sudden, Sharp and Nervous Pains
~ and WEAKNESS relieved in ono
YA\ minute BY the Outicura Anti.
Nm Pain Plaster. AT druggists,2 rs cents
Z ~ Motor Irug ana chemical Com.
an. boston. n3 we&3 saw I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
ECROFUI.OUs RUMORS.

Last spring was very sick, being covered
with some kind OF scrofula. Tho doctors
could not help mo. WAS advised to try the
Outicura hctolvent. did %, and in day
grew better and better, until am "a eli
ss ever. thank you for II very much. and
would like to have It told TO ths pub lie.
EDW. HOFMANN,
North Attieboro, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
ChiIdren's

kid, spring heel Oxford ties. sizes q to
s, only 500, Bsboock's, 2G6 Market
street, aoovs Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
VINO NaAtilaz

Tomorrow promists to be fair with
rising temperature. wednesday from
fair to cloudy, indicating loca. s6ogera.
and slightly warmer. ''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

When baby Was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she wns a Child, she cried for Castor 10
When she bee aiIe Miss, she chung to Castor Ia
CrtR.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Headquarters

for all kinds oiladias' m issesi bildren' "a
men's and boys' slippers; prices low,st
in town. Babcock's, 2O6 Market
s.rse'; abovs Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

Newsboys and ChiIdren's
vacation and sea shore shoes. Prices
lowest in town Babcock't, 206 Market
street, above Sscoud.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
WHE|::: {: W !

But it is hot, and no
doubt you want to be
comfortable.
Go to Nlullin & Son,
Sixth and Market, and
get for yourself a Thin
Suit, or if you don't
want the whole suit
you can get a Thin
Coat or Coat and Vest
for almost q song. They
have left a good assort-
ment of Seersuckers,
Mohair a n d Alpaca
Goats and Vests. They
also have a big lot OF
Linen and Mohair
Busters.
Also for the boys
Thin Coats and Pants,
Flannel Shhts, Shirt
Waists, etc.
There never was a
better chance to get a
Good Suit made well
and quickly; not Sc
many goods to select
from as now.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
baDy's
ate OF the Temperature

Kid ank q ties, only 25 cents, at Bah
o'ck's, 2C6 Market street, sbogs Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
penlusuls Prss1

The Peninsula Pc
meet st Hotel L;lI nI'
Aug August 90. and VIII v,i1,s
one week. The l'l"
oa cram blocked o1i' II
E'sAi a business mes;ins
O'Clock on se'ufana , ~
Hsnlot en- perlOr, y.
Monday at 5 o D. "a
viii be held. 40 A., n
has been prepare.
addresses add end d,seda,si|
subjects to bbs.c;sOsnaI.;'1 bs cOn,l.'1
isn in tho Pepins.,,s,' ,Is.,,' /
RsiSlm R,torm il Mst,.,Is'pi ,s.,.s n
Charles City feusTIs tss TIsSI
"Tss @rssD1, Yellow. 10 lS1.rp'I''s' rt,'s'''
pemoora,y Of i.s,. St',I'
the Peach BsIt;; .,,,, ! c,nap,s1
Of ofts5s,' sns,ps .nd dD%.1 D..+.
I.sIs !
Kid opera zoe sa,,.gS.s.s,| a,.Ssss,
only So cents 0.Do'Di. D'Ti
streel, Su,s above s'esrr
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
Cape NAY ii

Mr.. and Mrs. III, M a
bers on SATURDAY pois
he,os. heIo II but Mrs. i.a,,' hn,l
balance c',il'', OF ins NJ, n, Csaal
,n1 at the Point ~ !; bY
water ,us d; 50 warn .,s, >, J, ,sni 1
M'sH IA an old batn'ib es,a. hid n
much, and .Iou, s,,, ,ssshlrI1
the waves fro~ o., hscsls,a
ii,s,.s ii.,s 's' !, rst1' very god ~
for children. "a snllIis
Miss FlortDD, tDD,,ss.,,lsfss y
inc near the fi',u ,mus.
IT, +: r. ssssss''ss''' e :sss % '''''1
quiet. ..,l
For dry gosd''''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
THEY ARE BARGAINS |

II you are uOt bdilbucu.
THEY ARE BARGAINS |
Mems Calf Brogans only S1.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fla,
heel, $1.00.
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes from S1.5s
to $3.50.
Mems Lasting Congress. with patent
tip, 81 25 to 81 rs.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 to 81 .25.
Little Boys Base Ball Lace Shoes 75c.
to 90c.
Children's Pebble and Kid Spring heel
Button Shoes from 60c. to 90c.
Misses Pebble and Kid Spring Heel
Button from 81. .25 to 81 so.
Misses Pebble and Kid Heel Button
81 to $1.65.
Little Boys Button Tip Shoes S5c.
Boys Hook-Lace Shoes from $1.15 to
s1.25.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Congress 75c.
Ladies Plain Lasting Button from u
to $1.75.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. te
$1.25.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace CSC.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Button a
to $1.75.
Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button only
S1.25.
THE HIT OF HEsEAsoN HAS BEEn
OUR STOCK OF
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
SLIPPERS

Slippers of Kid, Plain and Beaded with
pufis and bows in great variety. Newport,
Oxford and Miranda ties.
Slippers for Ladies, Misses, Children,
Men and Boys.
Slippers of Kid, Pebble. Lasting and
Velvet Embroidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

shade:
soclocx 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
681 IA 70
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

MY ~ tED--A Mhn To SELL, tt0f,,s
wv from wagon on wages and commits.
sion; c1Iity required, Apply ID, onoe, "
,sh oHee'' t82t
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

LSOk siALt-sl7 OH STOVE F0N sio
SOd'S, IL Market street. ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08
HOT WEATHER
COM FORT.

Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain 1t, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
II you are not satisfied.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

GETED-PUSIIlUN as TEAO9EK
w By ayouug raal "A years CT aye. hold
ing a ;arsto certificate oi s. per can,' A a..
dress Teacher, tLis ti.e. es.a,s
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

WfoR SAL FINE gnIKOLUrp
M ress pib,Gs tbsn sui itc.s ST sl5, will soil
pieces. ss5. Also o1e pieces' 40 s6a;.s.
furniture, this Cfi.s. Wv ~,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

ygy yArTED-loo OR MORE BUSptIs
w oios,s, delivered; give pric,. ha'
dre:s Oats, this ettcs. - az nu
Daily Republican., 1887-08-08

E1OE EsALt--A aODD OAhr SUITA.
bic fer hauiiox brick and otb.r ,na
@ seri }, nade BY Bulltc,, win be sold for one
nsf ts or'kira e., W. & Ii, pAsSNUHF
Falvills, Pa. u'' a.sa ,sa 1Me'' t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-09

&uImba9. Der 3u9tbGnsftrdf'
lima @iIb auf Der Blafenburg, wel9er
firsIi& einen Auffeber tobtf4lus uno
ben Oberaufleber gefdbrli9 perpunoste,
iou f6 nod imu1er febr fred b%enebmer.
go fou er bic Abf3t ausgeipro9en
bobel ruenisffens ben Director uno ben
6ausar,t nod umbrinsen gu mollen.
Dime Speifel bate CT f4 i9on LANCE
nit benz @ebanten bei4dfti9t. onr4 gt>
morbuua zines ober mebrerer Anfiebrer
bic SIu@t au erm0sIi4sn.
Rirnbers. Gessermeifter WeB'
tboIer wurbe NIT einem tiefen Sti9 IN
6ersen tobt sefun6eu. Der gt6rOe'
wurbe tn Der Berfou bes 1~9idbrt9er
RaurereefeIen @dsftetter erniittelt. Sel
8erbaftete CAB wettere 5 Surl4eH als
mitbetbeili9t an.
Rotteuburs. SnO beriiBba@ wnrb'
Der Iebiae Dtenfftne@t BauI NReter, be
bteufet BET @aftwirtb 0eubaiier Dol
feinem Rebentne4te @ebbarb &onig to
6uber'f&eu @irtbsbauie tn BITE lint
Bruifleite berart seffo4en, OoB turt
3eit barGuf ber Ooh eintrat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-09
Gortiesuns fOIst.)

z 8as fur sreuIi@e umeni9Ii6e'
Beliien es aiebt, bat ma iest aud tn
6obofeu Dieber selsbeu. Sin Rel
9amens Hbam @oob fam A6en68 bee
trunteu beim. Seine 6rau ipra9 &C.
robe nit elmer Nn9bartu un6 IG4ts.
Sun @Iaubtn. fit babe TIN nnsseld@t,
f9Ius ibr Nanu fie sn Sooei uno trat
anf i5r berum, uub aIs fs bann IN ben
6of binaus fi4tete, bette er etlIen
arosen biffisen R6ter auf fe. Oas
Ebier big fe ON &6rper uno an otn
Mfmeu nnb rip ibr beinabe one Risiotr
pom 2eibe. Die Srau 1T am aantsH
!&6ruer nit Wunten be6e6t; ber Sta6t'
ar,t Or. 9sIfer bronute fOfoIt bic Big
wHr6eu aus un6 or6nete bic Eootnng
bes ROters on. Die vmeni&It4eN Stttte
uu,be binter SdIoB unb RieseI sebro@t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-09

4nnabere. SIN benz Qaben bes
auf Der RIeinen SommerIeite wobnenben
TIeti&ers SoItau befanben f9 gum
Gtntaufe bic in Der 2tnbenfraBe wobz
nenbe @oIbarbetterin frau Seer, BITE 10
Sabre alte Polamentierin &. S@repsr,
aen. gIper, unb bic 2Oidbri9e tn Der
MISUNDERSTANDING wobnenoe Ars
beitertn Qoos, ais BITE ben 9aben err
Ieu&tenbe 9dnseIampe pl0tli4 b%erunters
fir,te. OieieIbe fieI Der Srau Seer
| auf ben Riden, bas e~ntSinbete Betros
Ieum ersos fi9 iber fs unb bic beibsn
aeuannten iunsen Mdb@en, 10 bag leoe
Der bret gerIonen itn Ausenblide cine
| NeuerfduIe bilbete. Die Brennenoer
itirsten, pom S9reden nnb Ansit sr'
ariffen, auf bic StraBe. @s qelane
BEN 6insuetLsnbsn, bic innsen Vedo@eu
nieber.uuerfen unb bas Geuer gu l6f9en.
iebod uaren ibnen bic Sleiber uonftdn'
bie pom 2eibe ~sebrannt. frau Beer
BITE IN ibrer Eobesanaff DOT. ben 3eutel.
bic ibr Suite briusen MOLTEN, fob. bts
He erI40pFt 3uiammeniant, TIT tbrer
I6redli1en 8ranbwunben erle9en.
Bunub6bra t. o. Sn Der Wo9'
Dor YRnsiteu wurbe Der 6idbrise Sobl
bes @erfmetfers @IaB pom einem tlet
men 6unbe In ben arm aebihen. VI
Wun6e wurhe bamaIs pon einem Ar3
tueeudbt unb baIb sebeilt, Der DUN
ie6o& aet5btet unb u%ersraben, obne bal
Der Beb6rbe AnBeise bieruou geua9
unb cine besirfstbier6r3tIt&e unter
iu6ung bes Ebieres peranIaBt woroeI
mdre. Dieter Gage TT nun bas Sin
ertrauft unb Der gu &atbe geaogene Ari
bat ben Ausbru9 Der 9nnbswntb tefi
aefeut. Ser Gnabe 1T tn Der Rranfer
ReIanfalt tn 3widau nntersebra4t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-09
.&betnrfaIa.

6rauteutbaI. Die aderer WeiB>
ann unb @Iet4 o WeiIerba9 9es
rietben bafeIbff tn Strett, nobel WetBs
mann 70 f9were 6iebe auf ben 9opf NIT
etnem Stein erbielt, bab er aIsbaIo uer<
fforbeu if.
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8rontas 6a@fen.

Maabeburs. @esen ben fribes
rem Rei&stass A~bseOrbneten An9uit
6eine fdwebte bier auBer Der Antlaae
reoen eebeimer Gerbiubuns au@ etne
iOIGe weeer Aufreisuns gu 9ewalttbds
tiateiten, beren f@ 0eine onr@ cine
Wablrebe i&uIbis sema4t babeu lou.
Go6 elmer Mittbeiluna bes Staatsans
| waIts an 9etue TT iebo9 Iestbtn oas
0erfabren ruesen ManseIs an Bt~etIen
einseffeut worOen.
&f4erSIebeu. Dnr9erms'itei
maler wurbe wesen BeIetbisung bes
Reierpe : Qieutenants 2eeper nno BEG
RreisIambratbs 3u 800 W. 9sIOftraf'
p~erurtbetIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-09

TIE CHARLES A. voGELEa co.. Baltimore. Nd.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-25

Twenty-Five Hundred Hands Out.
NEW York, January 24.-The twenty-five
hundred men and girls employed at E. S.
Higgins & Co.'s large carpet mandatory at
Forty Third street and NORTH. river struck
work to-day. The strike is the result of the
alleged policy of the concern to gradually
weed out the Knights of Labor.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-25
TELRGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Mrs. Langtry stated to a reporter yesterday
that the report of her husbands death in
England was unfounded.
Cardinal Caverol, archbishop of Lyons, is
dead He was born May 26, 1906, and made
cardinal March 10, 1877.
Grace Hawthorne has leased the Princess
Theater in London for one year with the
privilege of extending it to five years.
Owing to its length and delay in engross-
ing the Interstate commerce bill it has not
yet been laid before the President for action.
The United Labor party of Philadelphia in
convention yesterday nominated Thomas
Phillips, a shoemaker, for mayor, and J.
George Franks, a cigar maker, for receiver OF
taxes.
The jury in the trial of Bieral, who shot
Surveyor of the Port Beaten, at New York,
was obtained Yesterday and the trial will be-
gin to day. The defense is insanity.
A writ was served on Mr.. John Dillon,
NJ P, to recover the amount of his recogni-
zances which the government claims have
been forfeited by his conduct subsequent to
his release on bail. The Issue will be tried
in July.
General Charles P Stone died yesterday in
New York city. He was a graduate from
West Point in 1S45s was captain in the
Mexican war; brigadier general in the civil
war and pasha in the service of the Khedive.
In 1852 he was confined six months in Fort
Lafayette and released without charges ever
having been made against him nor any ex-
PLANTATION given. He has of late been in
charge of the engineering work in connection
with the statue of Liberty.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-25
cARLL's OPERA House,

The Duff Opera company including the
well known and beautiful Lillian Russell will
appear at Car1l's tomorrow and Thursday
evenings. "a Trip to Africa" will be pro
duced Wednesday evening. The story in
brief of GA Trip to Africa is that of two
millions being left 'fFanfain Pasha" in trust
for his niece, "Titaaia," on condition she
marries on or before her nineteenth birthday.
She fails in the stipulation and induces 'tMi-
radillo" for a sum of money to act as her
husband that she may gain possession of the
legacy The introduction of 'sTessa," the
betrothed of stMiradillo," the Vaccinations
of "Fanfain" to avoid payment and the
counter plots of fsTltania"to prevent the dis
covery of her ruse bring gabout many ludi-
crous complications. Thursday evening the
popular opera "Iolanthe' will be produced
BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Belasco's charming four-act comedy drama
ssMay Blossom" was produced for the FIST
time at Manager Eunnell's opera house yes
terday afternoon and was greeted by large
audience and well merited applause. Ben.
Maginley in his great creation of Uncle
Bartlett, ths village preacher, seemed to pro
duce smiles and tears and applause from the
audience at his pleasure. The play itself
strikes at every step responsive chord in
the breasts of those who behold it. 1t is
strong quick and self moving. 1t introduces
a doctrine that is not always strongly laid
down, either in the drama or general litera-
ture, that in the shaping of human destiny
there is something to be thought of and fol
lowed before tumultuous passion. MIR. Ma
giuey introduces in his role all his comedy
talents and his great ability as melo dram
attic actor. The play will be produced twice
daily during the week. In the museum hall
is the great prestidigitateur.
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geaI Estate.

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number of houses and tenements.
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of the city. =,
others Know better than to hire of us. We average
at this time of year about fifty calls daily from
those looking for rent. Therefore our list is a
good place to exhibit houses and tenements for
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daatrts.
SNANTEE
WAN,SEU.

WANTED.
n COMPEPENT waitress and chambermaid.
A-AApply ~ SIS TRUMBULL STREET.
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WANTED.

TTNHE Am Association desires a capable woman
l. of good address to organize Home Associations
in her district Full instructions given Salary SO
to S SO a month to commence References. AM.
ASSOCIATION, P. o. Box $50 New York. daw
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AdulteratIon Food.

This is an age of authorizations and nearly
every article of food we use has to some ex-
tent been cheapened and the value lessened
by the introduction of foreign substances.
Even salt has suffered at the hands of the
unprincipled money makers, and the salt
used upon your table contains chloride OF
magnesium, clay and other insoluble matter
which is entirely injurious to the health.
Saline is a pure salt, absolutely free from
authorizations, and is put up by the Saline
company of New Haven, Conn, snd is for
sale at all grocers'; price five cents package.
Take no other.
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The HilIsrdes of Glenbeigh.

DUBLIN, Jan. 24.-The prisoners charged
with interfering with the bailiffs in the dis
charge of their duty in enforcing evictions
were acquitted by the magistracy to-day and
in celebration of the event the hillsides for
miles around Glenbeigh are blazing with
bonfres tonight.
Forty valuable bullocks on the estate of
the Marquis of Waterford at Curraghmore,
County Waterford, were deprived of their
tanks last night by unknown persons.
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